New Rules For Intellectual Property And International Trade

The novel Rules is to enhance the efficiency and fairness of the Court's procedures.

The Central Intellectual Property and the International Trade Court ('the IP&IT Court' or 'the Court') has recently announced the forthcoming implementation of the new Rules for Intellectual Property and International Trade Cases B.E. 2566 ('the Rules'). The IP&IT Court expects to run another final meeting to discuss the Rules and subsequently publish the Rules in the Royal Gazette to take effect in the coming months. The Rules will replace the previous regulation established circa 1997. The purpose of the novel Rules is to enhance the efficiency and fairness of the Court's procedures, streamlining them to better exploit technology.